Coworking Spaces in Berlin Marzahn

Maker spaces and CleanTech labs in Berlin's east

About
Marzahn

Home to the GDR's largest prefab housing estate — 100,000 apartments built in a single decade — Marzahn has reinvented itself without erasing its Plattenbau identity. Eleven-storey blocks were terraced down to six floors during Stadtumbau Ost. The Georg-Knorr-Park redevelopment is adding 1,600 new flats near the S-Bahn. A Museumswohnung preserves an original DDR apartment. MotionLab and the ORWOHaus music factory signal a growing maker and creative scene.

Business Environment

MotionLab.Berlin Campus Marzahn anchors a high-tech startup campus with coworking and prototyping labs. The 300-hectare CleanTech Marzahn industrial area focuses on green energy, sustainable mobility, and resource efficiency. Over 1,200 hectares of commercial land host established manufacturers alongside emerging deeptech ventures.

Transport Connections

S7 and S75 serve six stations: Springpfuhl, Poelchaustraße, Marzahn, Raoul-Wallenberg-Straße, Mehrower Allee, and Ahrensfelde. U5 at Kienberg (Gärten der Welt) links to the southern district. Tram lines M6 and M8 run through the centre. BER airport under 30 minutes by car via A113.

Landmarks

Gärten der Welt with IGA cable car carrying 3,000 passengers/hour over Kienbergpark. Alt-Marzahn historic village with a working windmill and village church. ORWOHaus — "the loudest building in town" — a music factory in a converted industrial block. Museumswohnung WBS-70 for DDR-era nostalgia.

Ideal For

Hardware startups and maker-entrepreneurs who need affordable prototyping space at MotionLab. CleanTech engineers, industrial designers, and creative-economy workers drawn to converted Plattenbau studios and low rents.

Coworking Spaces in
Marzahn

MotionLab.Berlin Campus Marzahn

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about
Marzahn
What is MotionLab.Berlin and what kind of workspace does it offer?
MotionLab.Berlin Campus Marzahn is a high-tech startup campus combining coworking desks with prototyping labs, CNC machines, 3D printers, and electronics workshops. It caters to hardware startups, deeptech ventures, and makers who need more than a laptop-friendly desk. Memberships include access to shared machinery and mentorship programmes.
How do I get from Marzahn to central Berlin?
The S7 runs from Ahrensfelde through six Marzahn stations to Ostkreuz (about 20 minutes) and onward to Charlottenburg. Tram lines M6 and M8 connect through the district centre to Lichtenberg and beyond. From Springpfuhl station you can transfer to the S75 toward Westkreuz or pick up the U5 at Kienberg for a direct ride to Alexanderplatz.
What are office and coworking prices like in Marzahn?
Marzahn offers some of Berlin's most competitive commercial rents, with office space often available from 8-13 EUR per sqm. Coworking memberships at MotionLab start around 200 EUR per month for a hot desk. For startups that need workshop or lab space alongside desks, the combined cost is significantly lower than comparable setups in Kreuzberg or Wedding.
Is Marzahn only Plattenbau, or is there more to the district?
The Plattenbau estates are the visual signature, but Marzahn has diversified considerably. The Georg-Knorr-Park redevelopment is adding 1,600 modern flats near the S-Bahn. The ORWOHaus music factory hosts recording studios and event spaces in a converted tower block. A Museumswohnung preserves an original DDR apartment as a small museum, and the Gärten der Welt park draws visitors from across Berlin.
What industries are growing in Marzahn?
The 300-hectare CleanTech industrial area focuses on green energy, sustainable mobility, and resource efficiency. MotionLab.Berlin has attracted a cluster of hardware and robotics startups. Over 1,200 hectares of commercial land host established manufacturers alongside emerging deeptech ventures. The district is positioning itself as Berlin's go-to location for companies that build physical products.
Can I reach BER airport easily from Marzahn?
By car, the A113 motorway gets you to BER in under 30 minutes from most parts of Marzahn. By public transport, take the S7 from Marzahn station to Ostkreuz, then transfer to the S9 or S45 toward the airport — total travel time is roughly 45-50 minutes. The FEX airport express from Ostkreuz can shorten the second leg.
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